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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1912

Page

8

Willis Community Notes Report Visits and Moves

Willis July 6 Special residents mention Misses Luisa and Julia Beehrer visiting relatives in Butte last week. Various residents return from Idaho Falls Dilton Boise and Reichle visiting friends and family. Several locals travel to Butte for business or leisure and a hall event is planned for the 17th. hay spoilage noted among ranchers.

Willis Luisa Julia Beehrer Butte H. H. Swain Dilton Woodside Idaho Falls Tamplin W. Bryan Flood Elsie Bryan Canyon Reichle S. G. Woodside Dillon Rock Creek Dodge J. Walker Theresa Reichle E. Churchwell and Son Missouri V. Tadovich Carl Hartwig Apex Mrs. Reichle Fritz Sassman

Bates and visitors mod Grant as rain halts hay work

Mrs. Hugh Bates arrived from Dillon and plans to make Grant home. Miss Nancy Barrett returned from Dillon. Mrs. Robert Stocker of Salmon Idaho visits L. C. Stocker family. Miss McDonald stays with the Barretts. Rain stops hay field work for a week.

Grant Hugh Bates Dillon Bates Nancy Barrett Robert Stocker Salmon Idaho L. C. Stocker McDonald Barrett

Bucklen's Arnica Salve touted as greatest healer

An old advertisement claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve banishes piles and relieves itching irritation and inflammation. It promises comfort for burns boils ulcers cuts bruises eczema scalds pimples and skin eruptions. Sold for 25 cents at Potts the Druggist.

Bucklen Potts

Clara S. Smith dies after long tuberculosis illness

Melrose mourns Clara S. Smith who died July 25 after a fourteen month TB illness. She moved with husband and two sons Harold nine and Charles seven from Big Hole basin to a Glendale ranch two years ago. Funeral July 27 at the Presbyterian church with Rev. I. S. Mersher officiating. large attendance from Butte Dillon and Big Hole. Her husband, two sons, sister Bertha Laskie of Glendale, four other sisters, parents, and a brother in Wisconsin survive.

Melrose Clara S. Smith Mrs. Smith Big Hole Basin Glendale Harold Charles Bertha Laskie Charles Laskie Wisconsin Presbyterian Church I. S. Mersher Butte Dillon Big Hole

The Trials of a Traveler A Salesman Endorses Dr Kings New Life Pills

E. E. Youngs of Berkshire Vermont reports constipation and indigestion improved after using Dr Kings New Life Pills. He says they are excellent for stomach liver or kidney troubles. Available for 25 cents at Potts the Druggist.

E. E. Youngs E. Berkshire Dr. Kings Potts

Wanted: good men with money for Salmon river farms

Real estate ad seeks buyers with some cash for stock and dairy farms along the Salmon river in Custer county Idaho. Properties feature fenced fields, buildings, year round running water, winter pasture, and strong dairying potential with butter and egg prices noted. Easy terms offered by D C Smutz, Challis Idaho.

Salmon River Custer County Salmon D. C. Smutz Challis Idaho

Notable Visitors and Local Accidents at Big Hole Basin

Misses Margaret Ross and Selah Graves stay with Mrs. W A Armitage at Sunny Slope. Allen Plimpton seeks treatment for a badly cut left foot. The ONeal family, Edits Gasser and Mrs William Smith report angling success. Nellie Elliott hospitalized for blood poisoning from a foot wound. Thomas Morris injured in a hayfield rake accident with deep head wounds requiring stitches.

Margaret Ross Selah Graves W. A. Armitage Sunny Slope Allen Plimpton Wildwood Ranch Ben O'Neal Orpha Glen O’neal Blake Hammer Bedrock Texas E. N. Jones Spokane Cattle Co Big Hole William Smith Edith Gasser Nellie J. W. Elliott Butte Thomas Morris Big Hole Ranch

Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cough Cure

A news items notes a man killed after sleeping on a railroad track near Rochelle Illinois and warns that neglecting coughs and colds could lead to lung danger. It touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a quick safe guaranteed remedy with a trial bottle offered at Potts the Druggist.

Rochelle Ill Fast Express Dr. King J. R. Watts Floydada Tex Potts

Reading in Bed Supports Recumbent Reading Says Dr Seiler

A London Globe report cites Dr Carl Seiler arguing reading in bed causes less eye strain than sitting up if light comes from above the head and the page is properly oriented. He notes longer reading periods are possible with recumbent posture and claims greater bodily rest and repair.

Carl Seiler

Dam and Reservoir Project Bid Notice at Horse Prairie

Sealed proposals for a dam and reservoir at Bloody Dick creek head Horse Prairie Montana are due August 20 1912. Plans and specs viewable at Dillon office of Pearl I Smith or Hawley J Selway secretary. Project details include 25 ft high 100 ft long 3500 cu yds fill 175 cu yds cement 2500 cu yds dirt fill 1100 cu yds cut.

Bloody Dick Creek Horse Prairie Pearl I. Smith Dillon Montana Hawley J. Selway

Taft Proclamations Redraw National Forests Across West

President Taft, in June, altered forest boundaries in Montana Arizona Nevada Utah and California. Lands totaling about 275000 acres were eliminated added or transferred while a new Ruby National Forest was created. About 1874 million acres remain in national forests with Alaska holding 27 million. Opening to settlement will occur at the Interior Secretary’s discretion after local notices.

Taft Montana Arizona Nevada Utah California Custer Absaraka Kootenai Blackfeet Lewis and Clark Flathead Custer National Forest Blackfeet National Forest Coronado National Forest Humboldt New Ruby National Forest Southern Pacific Sevier Shasta Klamath Alaska Secretary of the Interior

Foley Kidney Pills Advertisement Claims Healing Properties

A Progress ive Party ad touts Foley Kidney Pills as a tonic for backache rheumatism and bladder issues. The copy asserts no harmful drugs and rapid benefits, noting two bottle sizes and a yellow package. Mrs A A Elliott reports convalescence from a severe illness.

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Bering Olmsted-Stevenson CO Eva Stocker Frank Blair the Tribune Horse Prairie Reservior Company Hawey J. Se_way Secretary of Interior A. A. Elliott A. J. Wedum Lumber Co Armstead Dillon Bakery the Dillon Bakery F. C. McFadden Dain Side Delivery Dart Hardware
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